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Danny Pruitt travels around the country fishing in some of the nation's best kept secrets all while discovering the communities, culture, food, and the people that make each episode unique and entertaining.
Danny Pruitt travels around the country fishing in some of the nation's best kept secrets all while discovering the communities, culture, food, and the people that make each episode unique and entertaining.
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"Perch Fishing With Ed Love"Danny Pruitt travels around the country fishing in some of the nation's best kept secrets all while discovering the communities, culture, food, and the people that make each episode unique and entertaining.
The Reel American Road Trip
S1, EP2 "Montana- The Madison River"Danny learns to fly fish on the iconic Madison River in Ennis, Mont.
The Reel American Road Trip
"Tim Barr and Art's Tavern"Danny Pruitt travels around the country fishing in some of the nation's best kept secrets all while discovering the communities, culture, food, and the people that make each episode unique and entertaining.
The Reel American Road Trip
"Fishtown With Ryan Thompson"Danny meets up with a local rally cars fabricator who takes him fishing; Ryan and his kids show Danny a thing or two about trolling on the lake.
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